Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 August 1896 — Page 4

rtifc TIMES. GKEEN'CASTLE. flTDiANA WEDNESDAY AUGUST o 1SW6

Cushman’s MENTHOL INHALER Cum rII trouble* of the

ileail aiid Throat.

CATARRH, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA. LaGEIPPE,

WILL CURE

11 nutd u «e efl*ci*

’ SI RE C I RK. ENDORSED

highest nu-dtciil »»i-

i i*m V ^ t’horttle* of Europe Y{. ^ld^.SoV. 1

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Rrliiim Sl ^-I, f> the MlMnW. Curf* InMm'ila

iii.l N* rv"in rruMmtiiin l>.ni’ti'' fiMili^l wllh worlhli’M Imltatiunii. CUSHMAN 8 ITK^eOc.jlall

Dru^Kints. in mailed free. A pent* wariteil^

Health *■>.1

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thj

J^RiNKl Br. Martin's

Outs, Wounds. Burns Frostbite other remedies for PILBR Price 2fio. at Itonk on Mcntnol fie.- A Mr*^ Cunhman

facturinR Co.. No. I?.* rSonun BitildinKi. CHICAGO.

124 Dearborn Street,

Tl.Nt K NKLS, IM».

Till. PENSION lall.

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The umpire now decides that T “ BATTLE AX ” is not only r| decidedly bigger in size than any other 5 cent piece of tobacco* but the . quality is the finest he ever saw, and • the flavor delicious. Vou will never h know just how good it is until you try it. ’I

1 SOUTH' ON* WAV TiOKBTS ARB SOLS At H Cents a Mile P.OM ¥ H. NONTM OV.. T *.

LOUI.VILL. * NA.MVIkL. N. M. To inji.idual!. on the First Tuendny, and lo parties of seven or more on the Third Tuesday of each month, to nearly all points in the South ;and on special dates Excursion Tickets are sold at a little more than One Fare for the round trip. For full information write to I. K. RIDOELY, N. W. Pass. Ageiil, Chicago, 111. C. P. ATMOKE, Oen'l Pass. Agt., Lonisvilie, Ky. SENT FREE. Write for County Map of the South to either of the above named gentlemen, or to P. Sid Jonks, Pass. Agent, in charge of Immigration, Birmingnam, AU

' VipLfl>",y S

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Hebra s Viola Cre; ui. It is not jk f

A lovely com-

plexion only Nati

can give. She gives a new, clear and soft cve to those who

l’se l >t

a paint or powder to cover defects. // n gi/s rid of them, by Nature’s own pro cess of renewing the vitality of the skin ; \ banishing .ill roughness, redness, f«eckles, moles, Tnnij.Iv.j l blackheads, suu »urn and tan. It does this surety ami harmlessly, bcr';.»r,e naturally. Its use mean*, both skinbeauty and skin-health. Viola Skin-Soap hastens the process, because it J s a pure and d< !i .iLi. soap !t should be used IQ 1 0 nection with the C'rcam. It should be us« d in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps are not fit f >r a baby’s skin. Viola Cream, 50 cents. Viola Skin-Soap, 75 cents. Sold by drug-

gists or sent bv mail. Send to

The total nuinbor of r.aauvi IxirnP on the pan.-ion li-ts is r.bout F50,ui>0, und the pension appropriation .-till amounts to nearly S140,lXXi.(KX); but the sum will be heavily reduced as death -hull thin the ranks of the veterans. While nearly two-thirds of the pensioners are women and children, who can exercise no direct influence upon the ballot, they have all an interest that the pension fund shall not be shriveled up by a debased and depreciated currency. Evory pensioner who shall vote for the free silver presidential candidate will vote not only against himself, but to defraud the widows and children of his deceased com-

rades.

No intelligent veteran has need of any more experience concerning the effect of depreciated legal tender currency. When gold res" to a tireinium during the war, and the greenback fell to loss than 50 cents on the dollar, the soldier's pay of -f; ;i a month lost more than half its purchasing power. The soldiers and their families wore compelled to pay more than twice as much for all they consumed as tiiey paid when the greenback was at par with gold. Bills have frequently been introduced I in congress to compensate the veterans ' for their heavy losses in a depreciated

as new debts, public and private, with ] cheap silver dollars. But there is reason to predict with confidence that before i the November days the folly, the fanat- ) Icism and the danger of the silverite | plans will have been so thoroughly exposed to the manufacturers, merchants, workingmen and farmers of the land as to make their execution utterly impos-

: slble.

MENTHOL BALM |

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C,...... caused J>» ordinary cnlTes and ta« 10

Mils ami half your colfee expense i* p* uTSnu. 8ami ' le ' cipj^

AND EAT .

Royal Breakfa! Food MSS*

Acconling to the Inst n-ports made by the building and loan associations of Indiana to the state auditor, there was paid up, and in force 103,912,2S4 of sto-k. From reports and estimates made by experts it is found that the value of li,'c insurance policies now carried in Indiana is 1120,000,000, a total of building und loan stock aud life insurance of $2i;!.l)12,3>4. This was paid for in mon ey worth 100 cents on the dollar. If the holders of this could be paid off in money worth 50 cents It is easy to see the amount of loss that would be sustained by citizens who have invested their s ivings with no other understanding than that the standard of money in the UuiU'd States would bo maintained und the honor and credit of the government

kept above reproach

%

Weight

,, 12 01- ♦ Jolt and Cyclone Proof. ♦ T*!? Pathlight They who ride must see the J road. The Pathlight makes ♦ bright the way. All dealers _ sell it. The Place & Terry ♦ Mfg. Co., 247 Centre St., N.Y.

IIH. MARTIN III U.THfLo?^ Elkhart, Indiana. soW l^J

FOR SALE BY T ABRAMS,

W H. HARRISON 8ROADSTREET\3 0 j

l^oea! 1 ime Garc I BIG KOL’H.

GOING KAST

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No. *), Siimltiy Indlunnpuils

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N«'. 85* at. I, Niprln Limit

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: The Paris nQode

AND

DRESS CUTTING SEWING SCHOOL

No. fl* si. I, Acc’in

No. 11' at. I Day Limit,v

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No. 11* Terre Haute A'’e'ii

No. 211. - lay MhOikhi l.iiiiitol j

• Dull) ♦ Dully Kxeept

No. 8, oonneots at Indlnmipollt for c null and Mlciilx.n dlvi-iun. \ |,., wl’h I.. K. \ V, . und wttn tiuiiit I V

and t hieugo.

No, I', connects at Be] taitic for Tolt-lo und petroit. Nn. | IL I i el outal 10 for aHIldUBkey.

F. P Ht’E9TU.A

For years Democrats told farmers that the Republican idea of a tariff on

ouirenejibat there would be no such farm products was a humbug, asserting bills, und no justification for them, if that the price of farm products was

The members of Filler A. II. Morris’ j I Sunday school class will hold a social j at tho residence of Elder Morris, on

W ednesday evening.

«. \ . rJOSMN Han t «.*f* thi* MlkTiuBt i*ravie liruxil Block

i}m

I»r. Vlurtlii'a Nervine t otlVo Makca a ft, lieloits Flip at Ha'I tlie I oilal E v |ic|!hc The taste of this new health drink ij peculiar to itself, yet so much like gen nine coffee, that many prefer it to Moeint and Java. If you are an invaiiii aud a victim to coffee or tea— jlto'h very injurious-and cannot quit, mix a small quantity with Nervine 11 ofi'ee and break away gradually. Why throw money away for medicine while the cause of the disease remains. Nervine Cort'ee cures headache, ner-von-ness, etc. Saves doctor bill- and Cofi'ee expenses. 1 lb. 100 cups, 20 cents. 1 in ordinary coffee makes only 40 anil 45 cups. Eat I>r. Martin's royal Breakfast Food. Sold by grocers. 2. For sale by T. Abrams, W. II. Harri--ou, Broadstreet H Son.

their pensions should shrink to half their present worth under the inevitable operation of free silver coinage. The veterans who shall vote for this policy of repudiation will walk into the trap

with their eyes open.

There will be no excuse for the pensioner to be deceived by the pretense that the free coinageof this cheap silver dollar means bimetallism, or the maintenance of this currency at par with gold. Such a thing is nut in the power of the government; aud the pretense «f it is made only for the credulous who have had neue of the costly experience which the veterans obtained when their monthly pay in war time fell to less

than 50 cents cm the dollar.

Should William J. Bryan be elected president, with a congress in harmony with his principles, there would be no need to wait for the enactment of a free silver bill in order to realize its consequences. No sooner should the result be announced on the morning after the November election than the crush would fall upon the country. The depreciation of the greenback currency was gradual, aud was therefore mitigated in a great degree; but the financial min threatened by the Populist policy would be sudden and irremediol. Free coinage would bo anticipated by an abrupt drop to tho debased silver standard. The store of treasury gold for the redemption of public obligations

fixed by the London or Liverpool market. If this was the truth then how will free silver coinage help farmers now—will not prices still bo fixed in London on a sold b twia?

Fouglit With “Chiuvse*’ Gordon.

Lowell, Muss., Aug. 5.—Joseph Ludlain, agent of the Merrimack Manufacturing company, Lowell's largest manufacturing plant, died yesterday, aged 58 years. Mr. Ludbam hud been engaged in business enterprises in New York, California, Michigan and foreign countries. He had a command in the far eu-r under “Chinese" Gordon. On returning to America he became superintendent of the Lake Sup rior copper mines. He came to Lowell about 2u years ago to accept an appointment as

agent of the Merrimack company. i-t II uny CIiuuk In Commons.

London, Aug. 5.—Li Hung Chang, the Chinese envoy, dressed in a yellow robe and accompanied by u number of attendants, was present at the house of commons yesterday. Ho was escorted to a seat beneath the gallery and listened to a debate on the Scotch agricultural rates bill. Tho parliamentary secretary for the foreign office, George N. Curson, explained the leading features of the house to the distinguished traveler, who appeared to be much in-

terested.

THE FAVCBITC

mui um in;

of New York City, lias opened a

DressCuding i Sewing Scliool

Which will b<* under the iimniitfeinent of cuttf'is of tin* highest reputatirn, not only as skilled woikineu, but as teachers capable of properly imparting their know ledge to others. SPECIAL ATTENTION Given apprentice girls an 1 beginners. Anyone who is apt cau bo fitted to do their own work or for others in from four to six weeks. Those wishing to lit themselves'as llrst-elass cutters or for ladies in large establishments m til receive private instructions. Open evenings for those who cannot come during the day Good teachers wanted to takecharg * of schools. Ladies living in tin* country are invited to call and see our work and enter the school, liayne block. Ut stairway east' f P.O.

flOlOUISVILLLNcwAlBMn CroRT'q]

The direct Line between finite, ©ip!

NOTICE. As we went our way down Jackson street south from court house square we notice a Doctor’s sign on the north end Mock owned by Mr. J. F. Hill. The -iLfn states that the Doctor treat- all delicate and private diseases confidentially. He Inis a ioug experience in the

treatment of the

EVES AND EARS.

DISEASESOFTHE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS

The 1 toetor lias made a specialty for

twenty ye ars of

- - - FEMALE WEAKNESSES - - - Ami all ailments pertaining to their sex He guarantees all he undertakes tocure

CHICAGO, Aug. 5 - Duly one race Will posiiively not ut.dert .ke a case un-

Ten- Hi rd Event Not Flniolied.

was finished in tho Dupont worlds championship live birds tournament

yesterday at Burnside — the 10-bird | tht^ Doctor as

would vanish, aud as fust as the fund I event. This was on account of the tro-

lc-s he feels sure of making a cure. Charges are low in all cases, t all on

*.id the Befit l i*t«burgh an Anthracite vard opposite Vaudali* freight office

liig Four Excumionn. Winona Lake, I.til., daily July and August, return 15 days from date of sale, $4J*0. Bethany I’o k July 21 to Aug. 19, return Aug. 22, f 1.85. Aug. 5 aud 6 to Salt Lake, Utah, return limit Aug. 21. $45.15. Aug. 8 9 ami 10 to Louisville, Ky., return I8tli, $4.45. Aug. 14. 15, 17 and 18, to O t.aha. Neb., return limit Sept. 15, fill.75. Aug. 22. 23 and 21, Cleveland, O., return Aug. 31. $9.45. llon.e-sotkers excursions south Aug. 3. 4, 17, 18. 31, one fare plus $2. St- Louis Aug. 4 and 5, return limit Aug. 12. $0 25. Terre Haute Aug. 10 to 14th, return limit 15. $1.05. Martinsville Aug. 11 and 12, return limit 14, $2.30. Columbus, Ind.. Aug. 24 and 25, return limit Aug. 20. $2.70. F. P. ilniSTis, Agent.

Vanilnlia Hales. Engle Lake, Indiana, tickets on sale every day until Sept. 30, return limit (let. 31st, fare $0.45. Tickets limited to 15 day- will be sold at rate of $4,181. These tickets will be on sale until Aug. 31 At. j The Vandulia Hue will run a scries of j Homescekers excursions to points in the west, south, southwest and nortli- ! west, at low rates, and on various dates • during August, Septmber and October, j To Omaha, Neb., August 14 and 15, .return limit August 25. Fare $16.75. | Account Y'oung People’s Christian | Cuion. To Bethany Park. Ind., July 21st to Aug. 19th, return limit Aug. 22d, fare $1.85. To Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 5th and 0th. return limit Aug. 24tii, fare $45.15. To Louisville, Ky., Aug. 8th, 9th and 10th, return limit Aug. 18th, fare $4.45. J. S. Dowling. Agent. Help Wunted—Male. Wanted—Solicitors for life cf Major McKinley, the next president, by Murat Halstead, Chauncey Depew, Foraker, John Sherman and Mark tlauna, with biography of Hobart. | Contains speeches and platform. A , bonanza for agents, a gold mine for i I workers. Only $1.50. The only outh- ] I zed book, 50 per cent. Credit given. | Freight paid. Outfit free. Begin now j with choice of territory. Permanent j profitable work for ’96. Address. The I National Book Concern, Star Building, Chicago. 241—30t.

should be replenished by borrowing it would How out again Uko water through the sieve of the daughters of Dauaus. Gold would at once disappear from circulation as If the earth had swallowed it. and could be enticed from its hiding places only by the offers of large premiums in depreciated silver. Prices of all the necessaries of living would rise with the depreciation in the currency; but there would be no rise in the value of

the soldier's pension

pension certificate would fall with the

fall in the silver currency.

With the pensioners the greatest sufferers from this policy of depreciation

mendous entry list. The nominations were forced to a close with 178 entries and three of the shooters could not face the traps on account of darkness. Had three sets of traps beep used tho event would have hud £25 entries.

ANDY SCHAFFER ANC JACOB SCHUCK

Sewall Will Atteml the llutitleatluii. New York, Aug. 5.—It was announced at the Democratic headquarters in the Bartholdi hotel yesterday that Mr. Sewail will he present at the meeting in Madison Square garden on

The worth of the ‘ he f 12th when William J. Bryan will

be formally notified of his nomination. There had been some doubt as to whether Mr. Sewail would be present, but W. P. St. John .-aid that Mr. Sewail would bo notified at the same time as

VLr Bryan

would be the masses of citizens who have small savings in banks or in securities, nr who aro dependent upon their wages and salaries. But tho silverito demagogues boast that they intend to carry the war into Wall street, and thus to avenge the people upon

their oppressors.

tors enrich themselves in the operations Ohio,

of the money market; and a depreciated Gents—1 have purchased a box of silver currency would give them oppor- 'Vriglit’s ( clery Capsules from \V. B. tuiiitles such us they have never had, I arleton, druggist, and u-ed tliem for even in the days of greenback (jg. -tonuo h trouble und eon-

... . ; snpatiou. I have been greatly beue-

preoiution. The cosmopolitan bank- fined, in fact almost cured with one ers who place the loans O'i na- box. It is the best medicine without tions would transfer their gold i exception that I have used for my trou-

knd their investments from United

; ot MnrttnNville, Ind., Itiicomineiid Wrights

Oltry Capsules.

Martinsville, Ind,, May 28. 189(1.

Wall street specula-1 To t be Wright Medica, Co., Columbus,

Ms.

States bonds, payable iu depreciated silver dollars, to the securities of Chile, Argentina, Hussia or any other nation promising to redeem its obligations,

Y’ours very truly, Andy Schaffer.

M ARTIN8VILLK. I no. May 18, ism;. To the Wright Medical Co., (Joliunbu-

Ohio.

CONSULTATION IS FREE. A small charge is made in some cases where in-tninieuts are required for examination. Office hours from 9 o’clock a. in lo 8 o’clock p. m. Convenient! room.- up stair- in block above stated. Ladies may rely on receiving gentle-

manly treatment.

LOUISVILLE! And all points NORTH AM) Soi l Tne only Hue t" the fain ms hti| resorts, LUest Bac<?[) ar^d preQQl? Cie^ Sprij The < arlsbad of \ .irnea. Pullman r,quipmem. I K INK J. REEI 4 Tl M C C ARO JULY 1ST, I8S6

NORTH II l XD.

NT:. 4.* i'bicago M lil No. 6,* '• Express No. 44,+ Local Freight

sol 1 11 BolM>.

No. :i,* Southern 'I til

No. 8,* " Express

No. 13,+ Local Freight.

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Indiana, llrcatur and Western Railway -SHOUT LINE EAST anil WEST— A direct ami short line between Indi uiiupolis and St. Louis. Daily Through Sleeping and Parlor Car Service. The i INI.Y LINE Running i tirough Sleeping anil Keellnlng Chair Chi* Hetwecnl liielnnntl l"iimmi| nils, Decatur, l-prlngfiild. uml .lack-' winville. Illinois. Toan.lTiom Qulnev, Ills.. Ilannilial, Mo., anil Keokuk, la .without leaving the train.

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for Letter Hearlfi 8$»e llie Bannicr 'LiMKs.prlisters. The Banner Timm—10c. a week I he Banner Times telephone new number is 95. Kemeinbor itwhenvos have an item. We want the news.

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ZSXZLZZZ i £ it* debts were contracted. Bryan and < indigestion and constipation. I was Altgeld and Tillman, tho new race of greatly benefitted by using them undl statesmeu and financiers, intend Ui show DOt " i ' , ' <u,t llu ‘Hi. j tho country a way of paying old as well' , " 1 - l ru '- v • v “ llrs >

Far Sale—Fine Pathlight Bicycle l.amn like one advertised in this papei. -'all at this office. tf

Jacob Schuck.

Wanted-An Idea

P™*"* your Irtra.; thi'v may l.rlig you’«a”h

^ j6hn wkdderhukn * co^pitontAtto?: trip.

ney., Ws.singum, I). c„ for their ti.SJil prise offer 1 sml Use ot two tiuuOreU lurtmlluuB wimted.

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I'r.DltlA DI' ISlGN Eeave Tern Haute.

Nn 7:> I \ Min j Non ? l or enniplele lime , n i. - ' ■ • and stations, and for full, lofonuM^ ratM. tbrongb can : j K ' A r a I’OSS. AgE M. DaiD THE r D. s W. 25 MILE3 THE SHOHTES

ROUTE between

Indianapolis and Kansas t The only line running Bp«'l"" n < Cars between Cineinuti im'l ■ vide. ILL. without eliangi* V l>. and Wabash, pa-sing i ll ' K anapolig, Ind., Decatur,- pr * V | i Jacksonville, III*- ’* "" ' “ tll , u |J fains with Vl \/ak'-■ east and west. Jn". l .^ujj Frt. and Tkt. Agent. I mu'V' 1 o ^

TI51E TABLE. ^

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WEUT .MO :t. m5:11 p. >»• . ..12:15 h. m.

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No. 1 No. 5. No. 3.

No. II l*>cal.7:5<ltt. fn No. 1ft Daily. 12:60p.m. I Non. 3 and 4 run daily

iNos.!.-- 6 '"!

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to all points. For further wl .|,d*H

etc. apply toS.KIdlen. 'fiit.

Honon Esrurnlo"*- J

To New Albany, ''hb. s, '^ lv

Heights Camp Meeting' . a*. ... .ii Mil trip

kug. 4th, $5.60 rtmml trip- ^ Home Seeker- exe"f"^ )ti ), iJ

Vug. 3. I. 17. 18 and 31. - G

15. and Get. 5. 6.19. [hl , :

est one w. y fare [mis

J. A. Micha* 1 ' 1